Where Agents Work

Deploy agents on our fast, secure, and stateful infrastructure, built with teams of humans and agents in mind.

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ssh user+instance@workspace.agx.so

$ ssh user+instance@workspace.agx.so

[info] provisioning microVM via substrate

[ok] ready in 0.74s

[ok] agent harness attached

boot

0.74s

agents

1,204

fork

7ms

sandbox-7f3c live

About AGX

A runtime built for agents, not retrofitted from existing tooling

Most sandboxes were built for one developer running one script. The moment your agents need to scale, you hit slow spin-up times and single-user assumptions.

AGX, by contrast, was built for agents from the ground up. Even our hypervisor, Substrate, was purpose built. Critical state lives outside the sandbox and outlives it. AGX also includes features for teams to discover, deploy, and connect agents.

claude-code · laptop

up 14d0 alerts

frontend-agent · cursor

up 6d0 alerts

redis-sentry · staging

up 9d0 alerts

observer-sentry · fleet

up 31d3 alerts

postgres-sentry · prod

up 21d1 alert

build-sentry · ci

up 4d0 alerts
what changed since tuesday?
p99 spike at 14:02
rebuild last 3h?

mesh-discoverable · queryable across vms · responses signed by sentry identity

Benchmark charts comparing substrate boot times against Firecracker and Cloud Hypervisor on AMD64 and ARM64

Agentic performance at scale

Agents don't run once. They loop, branch, and retry. Often spinning up a sub-agent and sandbox at nearly every step, and a two-second cold start that's fine for one agent becomes dead time when a fleet does it ten thousand times.

Substrate boots and forks sandboxes up to 10x faster than Firecracker, so agents can branch into parallel attempts, retry instantly, and resume from a snapshot with minimal boot latency. Don't believe us? We published our benchmarks. Take a look.